Chien-pin Wang writes:
Dear All:
Quick question about Zope admin.
Can zope automatically rotate its access log? Thanks.
I use logrotate on Linux for this. Unfortunately I have to use the
before and after config options to stop zserver before and restart it
after -- otherwise
Looks like we really will be seeing Python support in Mozilla one of these
days! Soon?
http://www.newsalert.com/bin/story?StoryId=CosTtWbKbytaXodG
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Chris Withers writes:
Webmaster wrote:
The concept is simple enough, but I just don't know how I could do the same
thing in Zope. I am setting up a system where daily articles can be entered
weeks in advance and will only appear on the web site when the date matches
their "go live
Frank Tegtmeyer writes:
About two months ago there was a discussion about monitoring the Zope
processes. Someone mentioned daemontools of Daniel J. Bernstein.
Because I use daemontools for several other applications I tried it with
Zope too.
See my article at
Brian Lloyd writes:
What if we change this to:
if a 'content_type' attribute exists, it is used
else if the object's id seems to have a file extension
(. in the id), try to use guess_content_type
else if there is a 'default_content_type' attribute, use that
Stuart 'Zen' Bishop writes:
Error type:KeyError
Error Value:Parent_url
You will need to post the traceback. Parent_url isn't used in GUF
anywhere, so I'm guessing it is another product that is barfing.
Oops, I got bitten by this with LoginManager. If it's the same bug,
it's a
Wilkinson Charlie E writes:
1. Can LoginManager be (easily?) made to meet my specific need?
Probably, it includes a GenericUserSource, which is essentially a
clone of Generic User Folder (see below).
2. Has anyone done an SQL UserSource yet, or can anyone
give me a clue
If you upload from a browser on a Windows machine to a server running
on Linux, the id (and thus the file name) of the new file will be the
complete Windows path instead of just the file name. This happens
because os.basename on Linux doesn't know how to handle Windows
pathname syntax.
Here's a
Jonothan Farr writes:
That's a good point. Although, your patch actually does the backslash
replacement regardless of whether the drive specification is present.
How about this:
+drive,rest=os.path.splitdrive(path)
+if drive:
+path = string.replace(rest,
Jonothan Farr writes:
That sounds like a mess. LocalDirectory objects are not persistent, they are
created each time they are requested. So you'll have nowhere to put your
PersistentMappings except in the top-level LocalFS object. Trying to make the
LocalDirectories persistent would be
Kelvin Cheong writes:
Anybody know where I can find out more about LocalFS, I've already read
jfarr's How-to's and Product Information. But I still need more on how it
works.
It helps to pay very careful attention to the help info (in
.../Products/LocalFS/methodHelp.dtml if you're not
Aaron Williamson writes:
I have a LocalFS object within a directory, and in the same directory I
have a method which I want to use (among other things) to create new
folders within the LocalFS object, which is called "pictures." If I try
pictures.manage_addFolder(id) the folder gets
+1
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Chris Withers writes:
Can someone explain the difference between:
dtml-with "PARENTS[-1]"
dtml-with squishdot
...do stuff here...
/dtml-with
/dtml-with
Push the root (PARENTS[-1]) on the namespace stack.
Push squishdot on the namespace stack.
...do stuff here...
dtml-with
Chris McDonough writes:
Folks,
Available at http://www.zope.org/Members/mcdonc/Products/EventLogManager
is my attempt to write a somewhat smarter logging facility for Zope. It
supports complex rules processing and configurable targets (syslog and
file). It's been tested under Linux
Chris Withers writes:
Chris McDonough wrote:
There's the perception at DC that
're' isn't appropriate for through-the-web usage because it's possible to
write and use regex that sends the Python interpreter thread it's
operating within into a neverending loop. Sorry.
[snip]
It
Evan Simpson writes:
Fear not. In the brand new shiny PythonMethods Product coming soon
(really!) to a Zope near you, you will have the ability to say:
ModuleSecurityInfo('re').protect('compile', 'Use the "re" module')
...and suddenly anyone to whom you grant 'Use the "re" module'
Evan Simpson writes:
Ah, but I was sneaky and went and updated it just before posting ;-) You do
have to follow a link or two, but it isn't hard to find (any more).
Thanks a lot! That'll teach me not to refresh the page when I check
back :-) It now answers all my questions.
"jensebaer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Folder creation isn't really supported in LocalFS at the moment. Very
low level support is there (module function _save_Folder) but it's not
intended to be called
"Jason Cunliffe" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- Original Message -
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kinda tough to check out/read/find mistakes in a book that's only
available as a set of html pages that aren't full text searchable
This is a really good point.
Just as
You might look at http://www.zope.org/Members/dlpierson/sqlLogin for a
different approach that works for me in early testing. Note that it
needs additional work before being turned loose on a live site.
Dan Pierson
"Mayers, Philip J" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does it even *work*? Even a
"Mayers, Philip J" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks, I'll take a look.
Re: LoginManager - After a fast turnaround (confirming my ample faith in
Open Source software) Magnus Heino pointed me in the right direction - the
dtml methods and SQL objects need to be inside the UserSource folder,
"Phil Harris" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil,
Something that bit me when using the howto you referenced.
When creating the methods, as soon as the authenticate method is created the
LoginManager starts using it, but since the other methods don't yet exist it
starts generating errors
Zachery Bir [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
URL: http://www.zope.org/Members/dlpierson/sqlLogin
Read through and completed the HOWTO for LoginManager with
SQL and SkinScript. I have one question: Is there a missing
step between creating the ZClass and somehow accessing it
in the test folder?
Aaron Payne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am following Dan Pierson's How-To SQL LoginManager with SQL and
Skinscript. I am not able to add properties.
You may have noticed my silence on property sheets... At first, I
didn't expect to use them, because I expected only members to edit
their
Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hmmm... interesting, maybe it's time to find a new editor...
My wishlist would be:
- Runs nicely on NT4
- Syntax highlighting for Python, C, XML, HTML (and, although this is dreamworld
stuff, DTML ;-)
- FTP or WebDAV editing built in as standard
OK, time for another Zen fix :-)
It looks like I've almost got PTK working with the latest
LoginManager. The remaining problem is that the login form doesn't
work. I've finally figured out why.
PTKBase.MemberFolder.MemberFolderBase.validate is much hairier than
Phillip J. Eby writes:
LoginManager will behave just like your outline, if you give it a
BasicCookie LoginMethod, and a BasicAuth LoginMethod, in that order.
LoginManager does not climb up the acquisition hierarchy, as that is
properly the province of ZPublisher to do. It will provide
Bill Anderson writes:
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
At 04:03 PM 6/6/00 -0600, Bill Anderson wrote:
I am using the deafult UserSource that comes with LM for the moment (one
step at a time ;)
LM or PTK?
LM
(Waiting for Dan's changes before trying _any_ LM with PTK ;)
Chip Vanek writes:
Hi,
I also tried to get the patch working with 2.2CVS PTK CVS and had little luck.
I also needed to manually apply the patch and worked through the errors until
I got a security violation with the PTK. I was no longer in any way able to
access any of my test
Andy Dawkins writes:
I have decided AGAINST searching the ZODB for instances of ZMailIn because
that is just too scary, hideously inefficient and I don't want to go there.
Instead I thought of keeping an up-to-date list of where all the current
instances where held. My original idea was
Lalo Martins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Then I figured in the long run a Product isn't the best
sollution; instead, fiddling with App/Product* sounds more like
it, to allow developers to register tests just like they
register classes, ZClass superclasses, _misc and help. Of
course, just like
"Phillip J. Eby" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 01:37 PM 11/13/00 -0500, Dan L. Pierson wrote:
I've been trying to get Membership 0.7.6 working with
LoginManager-0-8-8b1 (and it's associated ZPatterns) under Zope 2.2.2
on RedHat 6.2. After probing around it seems that there is
I've put up a writeup of a different way to use LoginManager with SQL
that I think is a bit more in keeping with the current ZPatterns at:
http://www.zope.org/Members/dlpierson/sqlLogin
Any comments? (I would have set this up as a formal HowTo, but
couldn't find a way to upload the contents.)
--On Saturday, March 17, 2001 08:46:26 PM -0500 Fred Wilson Horch
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I think lossless serialization should be an explicit goal. If a
developer doesn't provide specific object serialization methods, then a
default method (perhaps XML) should be invoked that is
--On Wednesday, June 06, 2001 11:57:06 AM -0400 Paul Everitt
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Hmm, I'm surprised that 2 days has passed with no comment from zope-dev
and no comments in the Wiki. I hear constant complaints about lack of a
polished API. I expected this post to generate lots of
--On Thursday, June 07, 2001 09:34:54 AM -0400 Shane Hathaway
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But I think I have a solution for all of the issues in conflict
resolution. If you, or anyone else, is also interested in this, please
show support (if only by saying please do this!) :-) I can't work
--On Wednesday, June 06, 2001 11:50:43 AM -0700 jimbo
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I hope this helps. I wanted to add my feelings on the whole documentation
issue. It seems to me that the whole process caters around developers
too much.
I have to disagree with you **in the context of this
I agree that Brian's proposal is a good idea.
--On Friday, September 21, 2001 08:46:42 AM +0200 Robert Rottermann
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Hi Brian,
that proposal sounds very good to me.
Could it be enhanced in a way that we can add an add automatic extension
when served by webdav.
What I
--On Thursday, January 24, 2002 01:35:56 AM -0500 vio
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exUserFolder installed ok, so I'll give it a test drive also.
But some hints on debugging LoginMgr would be also appreciated.
Personally, I'd stay away from LoginManager. It depends on ZPatterns,
a very
--On Wednesday, April 17, 2002 11:48:12 AM -0400 Brian Lloyd
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We've already learned the hard way that the existing SiteRoots
and VirtualHostMonsters etc. confuse people. This is partly due
to under-documentation, but it is also partly because of the
here, we'll
--On Thursday, August 01, 2002 10:13:29 PM -0400 Shane Hathaway
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's really only a theoretical problem. To store the extra data about
folderish objects, you can save the data in a hidden file called, for
example, .properties. The theoretical problem is that
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Dan L. Pierson wrote at 2003-2-7 13:03 -0500:
...
If I open a ZSQL method (any ZSQL method, new or old, inside the
area that used to be controlled by LoginManager or not) it seems
OK. Using the method works. But if I click on the Advanced tab
in the ZMI, I get
--On Tuesday, March 11, 2003 03:43:33 PM -0500 Guido van Rossum
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On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 15:22, Guido van Rossum wrote:
That's why we're including the correct versions of ZODB and ZEO in
Zope itself. That's already the case in Zope 2.6.
Zope 2.6 doesn't yet include ZEO,
--On Tuesday, March 11, 2003 02:39:55 PM -0500 Guido van Rossum
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Does this mean that Zope 2.7 will require ZODB 3.2 for ZEO users?
Zope 2.7 will *come with* ZODB 3.2 (or later, depending on the timing
of the Zope 2.7 release), so I suppose so.
...
As an aside, am I the
We currently rely on two scripts for running our Zopes:
1. A modified version of zctl.py. I originally got it from a moribund wiki
on the Zope site.
The main changes we've made have been to better separate parameters for
Zope clients from
parameters for the ZEO server and to run an additional
--On Thursday, June 19, 2003 10:07:52 +1000 Adrian van den Dries
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I'd advise against installing Zope library files into site-packages
unless you put them in a site-packages subdirectory (like
site-packages/zope270 or site-packages/zope271). Otherwise there will
be no
--On Thursday, September 11, 2003 10:08:23 -0400 Fred L. Drake, Jr.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tres Seaver writes:
Actually, the restricted case is the one which has the real win; the
free-floating library is pretty, but not semanticaally needed. An
added argument: a ZPT with its own
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